Logseq/Entity/Course

• Course

  • In this garden, Course pages model a named course of study with a coherent purpose, teaching team, and learning activities.

  • Scope

    • The course page holds the identity and educational purpose shared across offerings. A dated teaching plan is a Logseq/Entity/Course/Syllabus instance linked from the course.
    • A book, a single talk, and a collection of unrelated resources each retain their own entity definitions.

  • Naming and identity

    • A course with an established provider or creator namespace follows Logseq/Pref/Page/Name under that namespace with a Course segment. Otherwise its title is Course/<Course Name>.
    • Search the official URL, full course title, shorter public name, instructor, and provider before creating a course. A new term or syllabus revision belongs to the existing course when the course's identity continues.

  • Frontmatter

    • logseq-entity:: points to this definition. Shared conventions follow Logseq/Frontmatter.
    • instructor:: links the teaching staff's Logseq/Entity/Person hubs, including professor instances where applicable. created-by:: credits course designers when the source identifies them.
    • provider:: links an existing institution or organization page when the source establishes that relationship; otherwise the provider can be stated in prose.

  • Page shape

    • A linked H1 points to the official course site and uses its public course name.
    • About describes the subject, audience, learning aims, and approach.
    • Offering records the term, format, location, participation conditions, and fee when published, with dates attributed to the relevant offering.
    • Syllabus links the dated syllabus pages. Detailed assignments and meeting schedules live on those pages.
    • Source disagreements are stated beside the affected fact, with enough context to identify each source.